Carol Boche Webboard User Reg: 10-30-2005
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As long as the dog is not locked in a room filled with incense smoke, there should not be a big issue.
I usually put my dogs out in their runs if I am going to have really smelly stuff out like cleaners and things out in the rooms they occupy in their crates. I do not burn incense though.....but I do burn candles and do not put the dogs out.
Probably not an issue because I open windows and doors when cleaning with it, but it makes me feel better.....
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Rick Miller Webboard User Reg: 05-24-2007
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Anita--
You know, it never occured to me to ask Bella about her religious beliefs. How do you think this would affect her temperment? Maybe we should not go there!...
I am thinking about doing some serious tracking with her, and I will definately do some casual tracking, even if I don't get too involved in it. So, it is a concern for me. I think I will take Carol's advice, and keep the windows open or move the dog out for the time being.
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